Sentence examples for more help after from inspiring English sources

He would have had more help after prison, if only he had been guilty.

Dwight Sr .notes that his son's PTSD wasn't diagnosed until after his arrest and thinks the Army should have given him more help after his brain injury in 2011.

The lawyer for a British woman sentenced to death in Indonesia for drug smuggling has called on the Foreign Office to offer her more help, after the "staggering" dismissal of a key UK diplomat for allegedly having an affair with the man accused of being behind the cocaine plot.

He launched a divisive debate with racial undertones about whether professional athletes should stand for the national anthem, lashed out at Puerto Rico's officials for begging his administration for more help after a devastating hurricane and backed a tax plan that analysts say would greatly benefit the wealthy.

David thinks his father - by this time almost 70 - was worried for him, and frustrated that he couldn't be of more help after such a long break from the community.

Puerto Rican officials have pleaded with the government for more help after the island was pounded by major hurricanes Irma and Maria last month.

Unanimously families would prefer the balance to shift away from antenatal theory towards more help immediately after birth and at 3 4 months when solids are being considered.

Children and mothers, the most vulnerable groups among those affected are in dire need of more help even after the waters have dried up.

Other parties are promising similar policies: Labour is offering 25 hours free, along with more help before and after school.

With more help for people after layoffs, employers and employees in struggling industries would do less to avoid layoffs, especially layoffs from low-paying positions.

While Farron has often urged more help for refugees after visits to refugee camps in Lesbos, Calais and Macedonia, the pledge is also a clear sign that his party is refocusing its election efforts on Labour voters, particularly metropolitan progressives.